Zadozica
179 posts
Mar 12, 2012
2:48 PM
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I just received my first harp comb. I ordered it from Harpcase (Hetrick Harmonica) and it is fantastic! I got great service and order follow up.
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RyanMortos
1297 posts
Mar 12, 2012
3:39 PM
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I ordered a set of 4 around the time we had a long thread about them. I'm very happy with the communication I received & the service was very quick. Someone mentioned to me that their combs were not 100% flat but I checked them with a level before I installed them and to my untrained eye they looked darn flat. I bought the corian combs for some special 20s I bought.
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~Ryan
Advanced Intermediate: based on Adam's What Level Are You? guide.
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MP
2091 posts
Mar 12, 2012
5:37 PM
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i have corian, dymonwood, and natural wood Hetrick combs on my SP/20s and GMs. i love 'em!
i'd like to try the bamboo on some MBDs. but i really think the Dymonwood is my fave.
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MP
doctor of semiotics and reed replacement.
"making the world a better place, one harmonica at a time"
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groyster1
1801 posts
Mar 12, 2012
7:15 PM
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the walnut comb I bought for a sp20 had problems the bamboo comb I was sent for free was right on no sanding and the sp20 is still tight as a tick-so the customer service from hetrick is also right on
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MP
2097 posts
Mar 13, 2012
6:34 PM
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groyster,
you might want to try flat sanding the bottom reed plate on the SP with the walnut comb, (or not). sometimes the rivets create leaks. richard sleigh has a video showing you how to do it on youtube i think.
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MP
doctor of semiotics and reed replacement.
"making the world a better place, one harmonica at a time"
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